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5.0 out of 5 stars A Great Monitor
This (Phillips Evnia 49 inch OLED, 240Hz) is a great monitor. I use it with a Ryzen 7900x cpu, an AMD 7800xt GPU, 64gigs DDR, and x670 Carbon mobo. I have never had any issues with Freesync flickering or monitor scan lines. HDR works perfectly and Microsoft even have a HRD Calibration Tool which you can find in the Windows 11 app store.The monitor has a menu toggle button on the back but it also comes with a remote control which I find much more convenient to use. There are numerous screen presets built into the Phillips software depending on twhether you want to game or do productivity stuff. I've found that to get the full 240Htz refresh rate you have to use the HDMI connection.The colours are rich and the blacks are deep with no blooming around bright object. You can also download the Phillips SmartControl software to youe PC which enables you to arry our other calibrations and updates to the monitor. Best of all, the monitor comes with a long warranty to ally all your fears about OLED monitor reliability.Every 4 hours the monitor has a pop up appear (you can switch this reminder 'off' in the setup menu) to remind you to press the down arrow on the remote control to engage the build in pixel refresh utility. If you miss this, the pop up reappears are a further 2 hours.The monitor has a glossy rather than matt screen which is apparently better for allowing colour accuracy because matt screens diffuse and scatter light. The monitor works best in a dim room where bright sunlight or overhead lights dont reflect on the screen.My personal experience has been that this is a fantastic monitor. I upgraded from a HP Omen 32 (2K) monitor which runs at 75Hz. I've found that some AAA games really make the OLED monitor colours pop out even without HDR enabled, while others are somewhat lacking. This is clearly down to the actual game itself. Frame rates are buttery smooth with AMD Freesync Premium Pro and there is absolutely no screen tearing. As, i mentioned, I use a 7800xt GPU and have no problem playing any game as long as I dont really crank up the ray tracing to the max.When I did email Phillips with a general enquiry, they were prompt to respond and actually called me up which was a pleasant suprise. They get 10/10 in my books for their customer service.So, from my personal experience using the Phillips Evnia 49 inch OLED monitor, "yes", this is a monitor I would recommend.
5.0 out of 5 stars No regrets, so far.
Of the three monitors in this class, competing with the Alienware and the Samsung, the Philips is priced far cheaper and at similar spec. This made me a bit wary as I got it for £570 which is nearly half the price of a undiscounted Samsung G7. However, I'm really impressed by the Philips. It was packed well and comes with all the cables you would need for any setup and includes a vesa adaptor which fit easily to my desk arm. Only downside is that it's a little wobbly of your desk is unstable.The build quality and finish makes it looks and feels like a quality product and I like the gloss film on the display. It's white too so goes with my all white setup.The brightness can be quite dark in some games and it took time for my eyes to adjust to the change. Still unsure if this is just an OLED thing or if I need to tamper with settings more. Either way, most games look great and the depth of blacks was hugely noticeable coming from ips displays.I never paid a huge attention to response times however I've not really noticed much of a difference. Dunno if that's good or bad but I don't play a huge amount of FPS games anyway so I don't really have the eye for it.I was expecting a dip in frames due to the increase in resolution from 27 inch 1440p but everything I've played to date has had no real noticeable drop in performance.The panel care software which prompts a pixel refresh every 4 hours is nowhere near as big a problem as folk make it out to be. Takes a few minutes and you can pause and reactive it whenever it suits you.Overall it's been great and has drawn me back into gaming. If I had bought a £999 Samsung and got similar/mildly better results I think I'd be suffering from some real buyers remorse but at the price point I got the Philips it for, I really have no complaints.
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Como disse antes. Uauuu 😉
La perfezione non esiste...
Ho impiegato mesi per decidere quale soluzione adottare per il mio setup desktop. Ho passato molto tempo a riflettere se scegliere due monitor da 27 pollici o un singolo monitor da 49 pollici. Alla fine, ho optato per il 49 pollici perché, per le mie esigenze, si è rivelato perfetto. Ho due PC che devo utilizzare contemporaneamente, e con due monitor avrei dovuto collegarne uno a ciascun PC. Se avessi voluto usare entrambi i monitor su uno stesso PC, avrei avuto bisogno di due switch HDMI, il che sarebbe stato piuttosto complicato.Con il monitor da 49 pollici, invece, ho risolto tutto: ho collegato i due PC tramite due cavi HDMI, e posso attivare la modalità "Picture by Picture" per dividere lo schermo in due, oppure sfruttare l’intero schermo per un solo PC. C’è anche la modalità "Picture in Picture", che consente di dedicare una piccola porzione dello schermo a un PC, come una finestra flottante, mentre continuo a lavorare normalmente con l’altro. È davvero fenomenale!Ora che ce l’ho in casa, posso confermare che è come avere quasi tre monitor collegati al PC. Posso tenere fino a tre finestre separate sullo schermo senza problemi, ed è incredibilmente comodo per lavorare. Essendo curvo e posizionato alla giusta distanza, non c’è bisogno di muovere la testa troppo, cosa che con due monitor separati capita spesso.L’OLED è straordinario: i colori sono magnifici e, con l’HDR, l’esperienza visiva, soprattutto nei video, è incredibile. Il monitor ha anche un sistema audio integrato: pur preferendo utilizzare casse esterne, devo dire che il suono è potente e di buona qualità.Una cosa importante da sapere è che, se colleghi un portatile, devi verificare la risoluzione d'uscita. Spesso, indipendentemente dalla scheda video, il portatile potrebbe non supportare la risoluzione nativa di 5440x1200. In questo caso, però, puoi collegare due cavi HDMI al portatile e usare la modalità PbP per estendere il display: così potrai comunque sfruttare la risoluzione massima del monitor.Un altro vantaggio è il supporto al KVM integrato, che mi permette di usare la stessa tastiera e mouse per due PC, oltre a consentire il trasferimento di file tra le due macchine.In termini di qualità, c'è poco da dire: è eccezionale. Nella confezione trovi cavi DisplayPort, HDMI, USB e, cosa molto comoda, anche l’aggancio VESA per un eventuale supporto da braccio.Difficile che vi scriverò una cosa del genere, ma questo monitor rasenta la perfezione per il mio uso. Mi dispiace solo aver aspettato così tanto per decidermi a fare il salto. In generale, non tornerò mai più indietro al doppio monitor classico e spero che questa mia review vi abbia aiutato a capire se fa per voi. Forse il prezzo: ma provate a comprare due monitor da 27 pollici Oled con le stesse prestazioni e vedrete che la differenza è minima... a mio avviso a livello produttivo è un salto avanti enorme questa soluzione.
Magnifique
Mon premier écran 34 pouces et en plus DQ OLED et je suis émerveillé, certes pour certains il ne sera pas parfait mais vu les tests des certains sites connus il obtient une très bonne note.Pour 799,99€ il est 100€ plus cher que le MSI mais l'Ambiglow ajoute une touche lumineuse immersive pour les jeux ou les films.Mon premier vrai écran haut de gamme et j'en suis ravi mais si je ne pensais pas acheter du Philips car dans le gaming c'est suprenant de voir ce contructeur mais il fait une belle entrée dans ce monde exigeant.
... im Vergleich zum Neo G9
Ich habe mir den 49 zoll Oled gegönnt und mit meinem vorherigen Samsung Neo G9 verglichen:1. KrümmungIch hätte nicht gedacht, dass ich die so sehr vermissen würde, aber die vom Samsung hat das "eintauchen" Gefühl doch deutlich intensiviert. In beiden Fällen hat es aber in Sachen Arbeit (CAD) mich nicht gestört, da das Auge sich sehr schnell daran gewöhnt.2. AufbauHier ist der Philips echt simpel. Der Samsung war zwar auch kein großes Problem, jedoch geht es beim Philips einfach noch schneller und einfacher.3. StabilitätGeht an den Philips. Der G9 hat bei jeder leichten Berührung am Schreibtisch leicht gewackelt, was durchaus nervte. Der Philips steht absolut stabil.4. VerarbeitungDa sind beide nicht ganz perfekt aber erträglich. Was sich Philips bei der optischen Gestaltung vom Fuß gedacht hat, ist mir nicht ganz klar, es passt so null zum Rest.5. BedienungDer Philips ist ohne Fernbedienung schlecht bedienbar, da der Joystick auf der Rückseite liegt. Aber: ist das Teil einmal richtig eingestellt, passiert eigentlich alles automatisch... inklusive Quell- und USB Wechsel. Der switch liefert auch genug Leistung für meine Workstation.6. BildDer wichtigste Punkt. Zugegeben ist der Wechsel gar nicht so gewaltig wie ich erwartet habe. Der Samsung kommt nicht an den Kontrast ran aber viel schlechter ist das Bild unter normalen Bedingungen nicht. Erst wenn es im Zimmer dunkel wird, spielt der oled in einer anderen Liga, da der Mini LED typische Halo Effekt komplett fehlt.7.TonIs eher meh, aber da existent immernoch besser als beim Samsung, der gleich gar keinen Ton von sich gibt8. QualitätMein Neo G9 ist bereits der zweite... und geht ebenfalls zurück, da er wie der erste schräge Dinge tat... nur eben andere. Da flackert einfach mal das ganze Bild, Fliegengitter, scanlines... der Philips? Der funktioniert einfach9. WeihnachtsbaumbeleuchtungDa heutzutage alles an einem PC bunt blinken können muss, sind die beiden "leider" auch damit ausstattet. Der Monitor steht direkt an einer weißen Wand. Der Effekt vom Ambiglow ist bei normalem Licht quasi nicht wahrnehmbar, im Dunkeln immerhin etwas. Der Samsung versagt hier gleich komplett mit seiner Lösung. Wichtig: es gibt keine Möglichkeit dies mit Hue zu kombinieren.10. KabelDie Verkabelung ist etwas komplexer als beim Samsung, was dem Switch geschuldet ist, jedoch sind die Anschlüsse alle gut erreichbar und nicht wie bei Samsung hinter einer Blende schwer erreichbar. Dafür ist das Kabelmanagement vom Samsung etwas besser.Fazit: Der oled ist ein tolles Gerät, das Bild ist schon geil, vor allem im HDR. Der Wechsel vom Samsung war es auf jeden Fall wert, allein schon um diesen elendlichen Macken von diesem nicht mehr ausgesetzt zu sein. Wäre das Kabelmanagement einen Ticken besser und die Krümmung ebenfalls bei 1000, wäre es der perfekte Monitor, dennoch volle Kaufempfehlung.
Très bon écran
Superbe écran, réactif et avec une belle colorimétrie (en sélectionnant un autre mode que celui par défaut).Seul reproche comme souvent, le bouton d'allumage à l'arrière n'est pas pratique (même si on peut l'allumer avec une télécommande, on n'a pas envie de laisser trainer ça sur le bureau)
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PHILIPS Evnia 27M2N8500-27 Inch OLED QHD gaming monitor, 360 Hz, 0.03 ms, HDR400, Ambiglow, FreeSync. Prem., G-Sync comp. (2560x1440, 2X HDMI 2.1, 1x DP 1.4, USB Hub) White
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